Colour Block Make Up Bag Crochet Pattern

close up image of a small white and blue crochet make up bag with a small metal tag on the front.
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This make up bag crochet pattern is a super easy, beginner-friendly crochet pattern that can be made in a few hours. Because who doesn’t love a quick, easy crochet pattern?

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One of my favourite features of this bag is the suede tassel. I hunted high and low to find the perfect tassel for this project. After going to a few shops locally and searching online, I found this beauty on Etsy at Moxie’s Leather. Their tassels were gorgeous and I was so excited to support another Canadian maker that I couldn’t wait for it to get here. I think it was the perfect finishing touch to this bag.

I also added another one of the Tim Holtz Word Bands to this bag. I have used them on the last two bags I’ve designed (The Rainbow Saver Tote Bag and the Shoreline Seeker Tote) and I really enjoyed the look they give to the bags. The one I used on this bag says “Encourage your hope, not your fears”.

Colour Block Make Up Bag Crochet Pattern

Colour Block Make Up Bag Free Crochet Pattern by The Loopy Lamb

This beginner-friendly crochet pattern is a quick and easy, yet modern-looking make.  

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Skill Level:

  • Beginner

Get the inexpensive ad-free PDF copy of this pattern in my Etsy or Ravelry shops.

Supplies:

Colour Block Make Up Bag Free Crochet Pattern by The Loopy Lamb

This beginner-friendly crochet pattern is a quick and easy, yet modern-looking make.  

#crochet #crochetpattern #freepattern #freecrochetpattern #beginnercrochetpattern #diy #makeityourself #crochetproject #fastcrochetproject #quickcrochetpattern #easycrochetpattern #crochetbag #makeupbag #bag #crochetclutch

Abbreviations:

Size:

  • Finished size: Approximately 3.75 inches tall x 8.75 inches wide (at widest part) x 3“ deep (at base).

Gauge:

  • 9.5 sts across x 9 rows = 2” square


NOTES:

  • This pattern is written in American standard terms

  • This project is worked in the round.  The end of each round is joined with a slip stitch to the first stitch of that round.

Make Up Bag Crochet Pattern


Using Classic Navy, CH 71.  Join with a SL ST to the first CH to form a ring.  CH 1. (70)

Rows 1 – 12: SC in the first stitch and in each stitch around.  Join to the first stitch with a SL ST. CH1. (70)

Change to White
Rows 13 – 23: SC in the first stitch and in each stitch around.  Join to the first stitch with a SL ST.  CH 1 (70)

Row 24: SC in the first stitch and in each stitch around.  Join to the first stitch with a SL ST. (70)
FO. Weave in ends.

With the bag inside out, line up the bottom stitches.  Using Classic Navy, sew the bottom of the bag together, sewing through each set of lined up stitches.  FO and weave in ends. 

Applying the zipper:  

Pin in the zipper and using the sewing thread and needle, sew the zipper to the bag.

make up bag crochet pattern sample made in white and navy blue with a leather tassel.

To make the square bottom: 

Keeping the bag inside out, turn it upside down.  Lay the bag so that the bottom faces up and one of the corners lays out in a triangular shape, with the seam centered. Use a ruler and measure 1 1/8” from the tip of the cover and mark a line across the corner at that point.  Using Classic Navy, sew through both layers across that line.  Repeat on the other corner. Fold the corners towards the center of the inside of the bag and using a length of classic navy secure the corners down to the bottom of the bag.

tutorial image showing how to make a flat bottom crochet bag

base of the make up bag crochet pattern, showing how to make a square base on the bag

Finishing Touches:

If using the word band, sew it to the front of the bag in the center, just below the opening.

If using the tassel, attach it to the jump ring and attach the jump ring to the zipper to act as a zipper pull.

Disclaimer:

Feel free to sell the item created by this pattern but please provide pattern credit back to me when posting online, and please provide a link to my Etsy Shop: www.etsy.com/ca/shop/theloopylamb.  Please do not resell, distribute, duplicate, or share this pattern in any printed or digital form, claiming this pattern as your own original design.  Please do not use my photos when selling your finished items.   

Like to crochet bag patterns? Check out my free crochet patterns for The Vendbar Tote, Sloth Hook Case and The Shoreline Seeker Tote.

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Colour Block Make Up Bag Free Crochet Pattern by The Loopy Lamb

This beginner-friendly crochet pattern is a quick and easy, yet modern-looking make.  

#crochet #crochetpattern #freepattern #freecrochetpattern #beginnercrochetpattern #diy #makeityourself #crochetproject #fastcrochetproject #quickcrochetpattern #easycrochetpattern #crochetbag #makeupbag #bag #crochetclutch

4 thoughts on “Colour Block Make Up Bag Crochet Pattern”

  1. Have you ever sewn the zipper in on a sewing machine? I am thinking it would pull out easily sewing by hand? And have you made one with a lining? Thinking make up is dirty? Would like to see a pattern for putting in the lining, too. Very cute!

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  2. I am making this colour block makep bag. The abbreviations include SCINC = Single Crochet Increase, and SCDEC, but they are not in the directions. All 24 rows say 71 single crochets. Am I missing somthing, because the picture of the finished bag does look like the top is wider than the bottom. thank you! I love your patterns.

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    • Thanks for catching those Lynn. The shaping stitches aren’t used in the pattern and need to be removed from the abbreviations. I’ll update it 🙂

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